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09/02/2024

represented in an visit to the law makers of Apapa Local area of Lagos State on the of bye-law against marriage held at the Apapa Local Govt Secretariat Legislative ARM.

08/02/2024

Today, celebrate the birthday of a visionary leader who has contributed greatly to the noble cause of child and youth protection.

She is an inspiration to all of us at CYPF and a model for many others. We wish her a very happy birthday.

08/02/2024

CYPF WEEKLY DIGEST

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

Social protection programs play a crucial role in supporting early childhood development by ensuring that children have access to essential resources and services during their formative years from birth to around eight years old. This period is characterized by rapid brain development, making it a crucial time for learning and laying the foundation for future academic success and overall well-being.

Importance of Early Childhood Education:
. Brain Development: During the early years, a child's brain undergoes significant development, forming neural connections that shape cognitive, social, emotional, and physical abilities. Long-term Impact: Quality early childhood education has been linked to improved academic achievement, social skills, and emotional regulation, as well as reduced likelihood of behavioral issues and involvement in crime later in life. Equality: ECE can help bridge the achievement gap by providing all children, regardless of socioeconomic background, with a strong educational foundation from the start.

Goals of Early Childhood Education: Holistic Development: ECE aims to nurture all aspects of a child's development, including cognitive, linguistic, social, emotional, and physical domains. School Readiness: Preparing children for formal schooling by fostering skills such as language and literacy, numeracy, problem-solving, and social interaction. Creativity and Curiosity: Encouraging exploration, imagination, and curiosity to instill a lifelong love of learning. Socialization: Helping children learn to interact with peers and adults, develop empathy, and understand societal norms and values.

_CYPF EDITORIAL CORNER

05/02/2024

represented in the meeting with the minister of foreign Affairs and minister of Migration from the Netherlands.

The meeting focused on the role youths can play in issues relating to economy and the market.

03/02/2024

today facilitated in the wonderful Retreat at Lela Blossom Schools.

Our National Coordinator, Kolawole Olatosimi took sessions on , Team building and other important topics as it affects student/teachers relationship for the new academic team.

We are super proud to be a part of this commitment to and .

31/01/2024

is delighted to share that our retreat for better delivery in 2023 has kicked off today.

This is a great opportunity for our staff and volunteers to learn, network and plan for the new year.

We had a and fun day of activities and discussions and we look for to day two.

25/01/2024

CYPF WEEKLY DIGEST 25012024

IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION

is the process where an individual or basic to another. It is also where a person:
develops skills essential to daily living, learns social norms, develops judgment and reasoning, and learns how to discern right from wrong.

IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION

- Education helps a person hone their skills by learning how to read, write, speak and listen.

- Education develops critical thinking.

- Education helps an individual meet basic job qualifications and makes them more likely to secure better jobs.

- Education promotes gender equality and helps empower girls and women.

- Education reduces child mortality.

- An educated population is important in building a nation’s economy.

- Once children are educated, they have more ways to make a difference in their communities.

These and more are some of the importance of Education.

Remember, it is the right of every child to be educated.

EDITORIAL CORNER

22/01/2024

today, participated in the leadership retreat of the west Africa coalition against trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants where stakeholders discussed and practices to these and protect the of the .

We thank the organizers for this opportunity and look forward to more collaboration in the future.

16/01/2024

CYPF WEEKLY DIGEST 16012024

BULLYING IN SCHOOLS
Bullying is repeated and targeted aggression and does not need to be physical in order to be hurtful. Physical bullying may be more present during the elementary school years, while more covert forms such as social and cyber-bullying can take precedence during high school.

TYPES OF BULLYING
There are various types or forms of bullying, some of which include;

-PHYSICAL BULLYING
Includes hitting, kicking, shoving, spitting, beating up, stealing or damaging property.

-VERBAl BULLYING
Includes name-calling, mocking, hurtful teasing, insults, slurs, humiliating or threatening someone, racist comments, or sexual harassment.

-SOCIAL BULLYING
Includes rolling your eyes or turning away from someone, excluding others from the group, getting others to ignore or exclude, gossiping or spreading rumours, setting others up to look foolish, and damaging reputations and friendships.

- ELECTRONIC OR CYBER BULLYING
Includes the use of email, cell phones, text messages, and internet sites to threaten, harass, embarrass, socially exclude, or damage reputations and friendships.

All forms of bullying should be mitigated for the wellbeing of our student.

EDITORIAL CORNER

06/01/2024

is happy to announce that we will be resuming to work Monday, the 8th of January 2024.

We are eager to resume our activities and projects in the new year and to continue serving our communities with and .

Thank you for your support always.

02/12/2023

01/12/2023

The abuse of women and girls is a serious issue that requires efforts to raise , equality, and for that and such abuses.

It's to support survivors and work towards creating a safer and more society.